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[GitHub] [airflow] r-richmond commented on issue #27292: Support for Python 3.11 for Google Provider (upgrading all dependencies)

r-richmond commented on issue #27292:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/27292#issuecomment-1454832422

   As of `2023-03-04` `google-cloud-aiplatform` is not marked as supporting python 3.11 [source](https://github.com/googleapis/python-aiplatform/blob/c515510a2c474772d2ae0fc1e715f6c919d5aebb/setup.py#L161-L172).
   
   I've opened https://github.com/googleapis/python-aiplatform/issues/2006 as it appears to have been unrequested. 
   
   @potiuk Question for you that I've wondered about after chasing down a few of these updates. Has there been any thought given to breaking apart the google-provider into extras?
   
   i.e. `apache-airflow-provider-google[bigquery,cloudstorage]` or `apache-airflow-provider-google[aiplatform]` etc..
   
   Rationale: It would allow users of the google provider to pick and chose which sub features they want to use and introduce less dependencies. It would also let us leave certain sub features behind in case google supports them less or deprecates them (as they've been known to do)..


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